FIRST AID MAN Sample Clauses

FIRST AID MAN. When an employee is designated as FIRST AID MAN by the Company, he shall receive seven percent (7%) per hour above his classification.
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FIRST AID MAN. When an employee is designated as First Aid Man by the Company, he shall have his regular hourly rate increased by the following schedule: Level 3: $1.00 per hour Level 2: $0.90 per hour Level 1: $0.70 per hour The Employer agrees that any employee who has a First Aid Ticket shall be paid the appropriate premium regardless of W.C.B. minimum requirements. 6 Enabling Clause When in the opinion of both parties it is deemed beneficial to the Employer and the Union members the terms and conditions of the Collective Agreement may be modified for work coming under the Road Builders Agreement “Extent Clause”. Such mutually agreed modifications to the Collective Agreement shall be by Letter of Understanding and may be for one project, for a type of work, for a specific area or a specific period of time.
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FIRST AID MAN. When an employee is designated as First Aid Man by the Company, he shall have his regular hourly rate increased by the following schedule: Level 3: $1.00 per hour Level 2: $0.90 per hour Level 1: $0.70 per hour The Employer agrees that any employee who has a First Aid Ticket shall be paid the appropriate premium regardless of W.C.B. minimum requirements. ” It is agreed that the following terms and conditions shall amend the Road Building Industry Standard Agreement dated March 1, 2011 to February 28, 2013. Further these terms and conditions shall apply to the following geographical area only – the Lower Mainland and Fraser Valley (Hope on the East, Vancouver on the West, the U.S. Border on the South to Pemberton on the North, inclusive). Should work be performed in other areas of the province or the Yukon, the applicable District Schedules shall apply. The Parties agree to the following amendments, additions and/or deletions to the collective agreement:
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FIRST AID MAN. When an Employee is required by the Employer to act as a First Aid Attendant, he will be paid a premium of seventy-five cents ($0.75) per hour in addition to the required hourly rate.
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FIRST AID MAN. When an employee is designated as First Aid Man by the Company he shall receive twenty-five ($.25) per hour above his classification. The Company will pay the maintenance cost of an appointed First Aid Attendant's certificate. When an employee is designated as Lead Hand by the Company he shall receive sixty cent ($.60) per hour above the highest classification under his supervision. Where an employee works in a higher hourly wage classification, he shall be paid the higher rate for the hours worked in such classification. When a new job classification is introduced which is not included in the list of classifications in this Schedule, the Company and the Union shall promptly negotiate a wage rate for such classification. Every effort will be made by the parties to conclude negotiations within thirty (30) days, but in any event, the rate established shall be retroactive to the day the new job commenced. In the event the parties hereto are unable to conclude negotiations the matters in dispute shall be referred to a single Arbitrator agreed upon between the parties. Failing such agreement, either party at any time may call upon the Minister of Labour of British Columbia to appoint an Arbitrator. TOOLS REQUIRED TOOL LIST FOR MACHINISTS 1 tip cleaners Tools to be of good quality to insure good workmanship
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FIRST AID MAN. When an employee is designated as First Aid Man by the Company he shall receive thirty-five cents ($0.35) per hour above his classification.
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